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2,850 square kilometers (1,096 square miles).
January - March - June - November

Dominating the park, these woodlands provide shelter and food for various herbivores, including giraffes and buffalo.

Iconic baobab trees dot the landscape, creating a unique backdrop for wildlife like elephants, zebras, and wildebeest.

These seasonal wetlands attract large herds of animals during the dry season, offering a vital grazing ground for species like wildebeest and zebras.
he river is a key water source during the dry season, drawing wildlife such as elephants, buffalo, and predators like lions and leopards.
These areas provide habitat for aquatic birds, hippos, and crocodiles, and attract migratory animals during the dry season.

Leopards are spotted dangling from acacia tree branches.

The lions of the Tarangire can be located near the water sources especially during the dry season.

There are over 3000 elephants in Tarangire National Park, freely grazing and roaming the park in large herds.

Giraffes creates a picturesque scene against the backdrop of Tarangire stunning landscapes
November to April
June to October
Our unique adventure programs offer breathtaking views of towering dunes, dramatic mountain ranges, pristine white sand beaches, vast plains teeming with wildlife, and a rich blend of nature and unspoiled culture.
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Our unique Adventure programs offer jaw-dropping views of towering dunes, dramatic mountain ranges, pristine white sand beaches, vast plains saturated in wild animals, beautiful nature and unspoiled culture.